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Ryanair is under investigation over charging parents to sit with their kids

Ryanair is under investigation over charging parents to sit with their kids
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The UK's Competition and Markets Authority is investigating Ryanair over mandatory fees charged to parents for sitting next to their children. The regulator is examining whether these fees are 'unfair' under consumer law and if they violate requirements to show total ticket prices upfront.

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The investigation highlights the growing regulatory focus on 'drip pricing' and consumer protection in the airline industry, specifically regarding family travel policies.

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The article presents the CMA's investigation and includes Ryanair's rebuttal, maintaining a balanced perspective.

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